Luke Shaw's misery this weekend was compounded after the Manchester United star picked up a parking ticket following a night out with team-mate Phil Jones and West Brom star Jonny Evans.

The England left-back was an unused substitute for the Red Devils in Saturday's 2-0 win over Swansea.

Jose Mourinho has publicly criticised the player on several occasions and after a meal at a Chinese restaurant in Manchester city centre on Saturday evening, Shaw had an unwanted surprise.

The 22-year-old returned to his Range Rover to find he'd been ticketed. Shaw has one year left on his contract at Old Trafford, but with his strained relationship with Mourinho, a summer exit looks a distinct possibility.

Shaw discovers the penalty ticket (Image: Eamonn and James Clarke)

Evans and Jones joined Shaw on a night out (Image: Eamonn and James Clarke)

Mourinho took Shaw off at half-time against Brighton before the international break and with Manchester City up next, he will likely need to wait longer for his chance at redemption.

Mourinho insisted Shaw will likely stay beyond this summer though when asked before Saturday's game.

"I think so," Mourinho said when asked if Shaw would stay beyond this summer. "But I always say the door is open for everyone so no problem for him, but I think so.

"I am the coach. I make the changes I want to do. If I want to change the player in minute five I change the player in minute five. If I want to change in minute 98 I change in minute 98.

The trio attended a Chinese restaurant in Manchester (Image: Eamonn and James Clarke)

Shaw receives a ticket (Image: Eamonn and James Clarke)

Shaw's fitness has been called into question in the past (Image: Getty Images)

"The moment when a new rule comes to football that forbids managers to do that then I become a pundit, not a manager. Nothing happened.

"You are saying he asked me why I changed him. That is what you are saying. A report that Luke asked me the reason why I changed him? I told him. He didn't ask me the question. I told him."